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Digital Inequalities In Russia

Table 3:

Cluster Number Regions
2014 2018
I cluster(regions with high level of digital technologies development) 6 regions 20 regions
Moscow, Murmansk region,St. Petersburg, Sverdlovsk region, Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous District, Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous District Moscow, Moscow Region, Saint-Petersburg, Leningrad Region, Yaroslavl Region, Novgorod Region, Ryazan Region, Smolensk Region, Tambov Region, Belgorod Region, Vladimir Region, Kaluga Region, Lipetsk Region, Rostov Region, Stavropol Territory, Republic of Tatarstan, Chuvash Republic.Perm Territory, Nizhny Novgorod Region, Orenburg Region
II cluster(regions with high digital development potential) 36 regions 20 regions
Vladimir regionIvanovo regionMoscow regionSmolensk regionTula regionYaroslavl regionRepublic of KareliaKomi RepublicArkhangelsk region without ADKaliningrad regionLeningrad regionNovgorod regionPskov regionStavropol TerritoryRepublic of BashkortostanRepublic of MordoviaRepublic of TatarstanUdmurt RepublicChuvash RepublicPerm TerritoryNizhny Novgorod regionPenza regionTyumen region without ADChelyabinsk regionAltai RepublicRepublic of KhakassiaKrasnoyarsk TerritoryIrkutsk regionKemerovo regionNovosibirsk regionTomsk regionPrimorsky TerritoryKhabarovsk TerritorySakhalin region Voronezh regionIvanovo regionRepublic of KareliaKomi RepublicNenets Autonomous DistrictArkhangelsk region without ADVologda regionKaliningrad regionMurmansk regionUdmurt RepublicSverdlovsk regionTyumen region without ADChelyabinsk regionAltai RepublicKrasnoyarsk TerritoryNovosibirsk regionTomsk regionPrimorsky TerritoryKhabarovsk TerritorySakhalin region
III cluster (regions with average level of digital technologies development) 32 regions 11 regions
Belgorod regionVoronezh regionKaluga regionKostroma regionKursk regionLipetsk regionOryol regionRyazan regionTambov regionTver regionVologda regionRepublic of AdygeyaRepublic of KalmykiaKrasnodar RegionAstrakhan regionVolgograd regionRostov regionKabardino-Balkarian RepublicKarachay-Cherkessia RepublicRepublic of North Ossetia-AlaniaMari El RepublicKirov regionOrenburg regionSamara regionSaratov regionUlyanovsk regionKurgan regionAltai TerritoryOmsk regionBuryatia RepublicTransbaikal regionJewish Aut.region Tula regionKrasnodar RegionAstrakhan regionRepublic of BashkortostanSamara regionSaratov regionKhanty-Mansiysk Autonomous DistrictYamalo-Nenetskiy Avt.okrugKamchatka regionPskov regionPenza region
IV cluster(regions with lower than average level of digital technologies development) 5 regions 12 regions
Nenets Autonomous DistrictRepublic of Sakha (Yakutia)Kamchatka regionMagadan regionChukotka Aut.District Republic of KalmykiaRepublic of DagestanRepublic of IngushetiaKabardino-Balkarian RepublicRepublic of North Ossetia-AlaniaChechen RepublicKurgan regionRepublic of TyvaRepublic of BuryatiaSakha Republic (Yakutia)Amur regionChukotka Aut. District
V cluster (regions with low level of digital technologies development) 6 regions 20 regions
Bryansk regionRepublic of DagestanRepublic of IngushetiaChechen RepublicRepublic of TyvaAmur region Bryansk regionKostroma regionKursk regionOryol regionTver regionRepublic of AdygeyaVolgograd regionKarachay-Cherkessia RepublicMari El RepublicRepublic of MordoviaKirov regionUlyanovsk regionRepublic of KhakassiaAltai TerritoryIrkutsk regionKemerovo regionOmsk regionTransbaikal regionMagadan regionJewish Aut.District
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